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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
4
The official paper lists publication charges for notices of church events and ads, five cents per line for admissions and commentaries, along with five cents per line for obituary poetry and card of thanks. The Tribune asks readers to report missed deliveries and notes no liability for employee debts without signed orders.
Anaconda saloon operators cancel future booze orders amid prohibition threats. E P Mathewson of Washoe smelter backs no license, withdraws from petition after public letter. He argues strict regulation over prohibition and warns a no license could spur illegal drinking.
A reader notes that while a prohibition wave may not hit soon, it is quite probable that at some point it will arrive, though timing remains uncertain.
A debate on stricter saloon regulation hinges on protecting saloon owners from prohibition impacts while promoting orderly conduct. Dillon's council seeks ordinances to limit saloons and broadcast the issue ahead of the upcoming election as railroad growth looms.
Town editorial urges Twin Bridges residents to fund a county fair arguing four days bring more benefit than Fourth of July celebrations. It calls for rail road investment and notes other local topics on farming, Easter costs, and voting registration.
Rev Frederick H Gwynne D D of Butte former Dillon pastor will visit during the week and preach at 11 am and 7 30 pm on Sunday March 20 at the Presbyterian church. He is widely admired for his preaching and pastoral work and will renew acquaintances with longtime friends in Dillon. Next Sunday he will also be associated with Immanuel Presbyterian church of Butte.
Contractors E. H. Powers and C. H. Powers with Engineer Caples conducted surveying for the long interstate tunnel at the Dark Horse mine. The tunnel will total about 3000 feet, with current progress near 1175 feet completed from both ends.
2000 head of yearlings mixed ewes and wethers for sale delivery before April 1. Fed hay all winter. Price five dollars per head. In contract to purchase wool at twenty three cents per pound. For particulars call or address Hans Anderson Bannack Mont J E Morsg Dillon Mont 9-2t
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